Muir and Ritchie's Manual of Bacteriology

Manual of Surgery

This, the first volume, deals with General Surgery, contains over 750 pages, with 262 wood engravings, which are chiefly original. It is a handy volume, resembling Mr. Pentland's publications of Muir and Ritchie's Bacteriology and Cunningham's Anatomy. The work may be confidently recommended as a reliable guide to the student, in which theoretical points are mostly eliminated, and pathology tre...

Adaptation of Ritchie's Method for Parasites Diagnosing with Minimization of Chemical Products

Latin America, Africa, and Asia present wide dissemination and high prevalence rates of waterborne parasitic diseases, which is a strong indicative of the fragility of public sanitation systems. In this context, parasitological analyses represent extremely relevant instruments. Several parasite diagnosis methods exist, among which Ritchie's method (1948) stands out. This method uses formaldehyd...

Manual of Bacteriology

General Bacteriology: Laboratory Manual

Manual of Bacteriology